Sentence examples for stands dedicated from inspiring English sources

This week the city is celebrating the 20th anniversary of Harborplace, the complex of stores and food stands dedicated to what urban planners call "recreational shopping".

Panels discussing LGBT topics occur regularly at comic book and LGBT conventions such as Comicon and Gaylaxicon, and conventions also feature stands dedicated to LGBT comics.

"We could have toilets in one stand dedicated to one manufacturer and others elsewhere in the ground.

Hauser & Wirth has a mad and outragiously crowded stand dedicated to the impossibility of recreating an artist's studio.

The availability of Thai and Asian ingredients is so much better than it was 10 or so years ago – even down in Dorset at the local car boot sale I've spotted a stand dedicated to Asian ingredients.

The safety barrier at the bottom of the stand dedicated to the avalanche gave way as fans celebrated Grêmio's goal against LDU, leaving eight people requiring medical attention.

He has spent the last 45 summers at the Boardwalk, and has done it all: operating games of chance, owning a few rides, running a stand dedicated to Taylor pork roll.

His music — as heard on Thursday in Jazz at Lincoln Center's Rose Theater, the first night of a three-night stand dedicated to his own work — makes life studies of people coexisting through history, in music, love, migration, families, church, slavery.

The model was validated by the experiments carried out at a stand dedicated to measuring the vibration of the washing unit suspended on original and new dampers.

Significant parts of the stands are dedicated to media and to local groups.

The filibuster long ago shed its association with the principled stand of dedicated outsiders; Mr. Smith left Washington decades ago.